Residence Life & Student Housing
Our mission is to foster inclusive, community-based living environments consciously designed for our residents' personal growth and academic success in well-maintained facilities.
8 Residence Halls. 8 Living Learning Communities. 2,000+ Residents. Endless Opportunity.
Events
Halls Close 2:00PM on Saturday, May 11
All residents must complete a check out with their RA 24 hours after their last final or by 2:00PM on Saturday, May 11 at the latest. If they have gotten a mailbox key, they must return it to the Mail Room before their check out with the RA.
- Residents in need of a Late Stay Request may request it from their Hall Coordinator. Late Stays are granted in cases of extreme need and provide a move-out extension until Sunday, May 12 at 12:00pm.
- Residents approved for summer housing may remain in their current assignment until their summer space is available on May 12 at 5:00pm.
First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 1 (In-Person)
May 30, 2024 - May 31, 2024
UNM Main Campus
To help you get acquainted with UNM, all incoming students complete an orientation program that provides them with the opportunity to learn about campus resources, make connections with faculty and staff, and register for courses.
Population: You're considered a 'First-Year' student if...
- You have never attended college; or
- You are a graduating high school student with college credit earned through a dual enrollment program (regardless of the number of college credits earned); or
- You have completed less than 24 college credit hours since graduating from high school or earning your GED.
Format: Considering this is your first experience at UNM within your post-secondary (University/College) education, you will be required to participate in a 2-day orientation program.
Sstudents will be able to choose to participate in either an NSO... In-Person! or NSO... To-Go! format.
Reservation is on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to review the available dates and secure your spot today!
More Info > about First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 1 (In-Person)
First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 2 (In-Person)
June 6, 2024 - June 7, 2024
UNM Main Campus
To help you get acquainted with UNM, all incoming students complete an orientation program that provides them with the opportunity to learn about campus resources, make connections with faculty and staff, and register for courses.
Population: You're considered a 'First-Year' student if...
- You have never attended college; or
- You are a graduating high school student with college credit earned through a dual enrollment program (regardless of the number of college credits earned); or
- You have completed less than 24 college credit hours since graduating from high school or earning your GED.
Format: Considering this is your first experience at UNM within your post-secondary (University/College) education, you will be required to participate in a 2-day orientation program.
Sstudents will be able to choose to participate in either an NSO... In-Person! or NSO... To-Go! format.
Reservation is on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to review the available dates and secure your spot today!
More Info > about First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 2 (In-Person)
First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 3 (Virtual)
June 13, 2024 - June 14, 2024
UNM Main Campus
To help you get acquainted with UNM, all incoming students complete an orientation program that provides them with the opportunity to learn about campus resources, make connections with faculty and staff, and register for courses.
Population: You're considered a 'First-Year' student if...
- You have never attended college; or
- You are a graduating high school student with college credit earned through a dual enrollment program (regardless of the number of college credits earned); or
- You have completed less than 24 college credit hours since graduating from high school or earning your GED.
Format: Considering this is your first experience at UNM within your post-secondary (University/College) education, you will be required to participate in a 2-day orientation program.
Sstudents will be able to choose to participate in either an NSO... In-Person! or NSO... To-Go! format.
Reservation is on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to review the available dates and secure your spot today!
More Info > about First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 3 (Virtual)
First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 4 (In-Person)
June 20, 2024 - June 21, 2024
UNM Main Campus
To help you get acquainted with UNM, all incoming students complete an orientation program that provides them with the opportunity to learn about campus resources, make connections with faculty and staff, and register for courses.
Population: You're considered a 'First-Year' student if...
- You have never attended college; or
- You are a graduating high school student with college credit earned through a dual enrollment program (regardless of the number of college credits earned); or
- You have completed less than 24 college credit hours since graduating from high school or earning your GED.
Format: Considering this is your first experience at UNM within your post-secondary (University/College) education, you will be required to participate in a 2-day orientation program.
Sstudents will be able to choose to participate in either an NSO... In-Person! or NSO... To-Go! format.
Reservation is on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to review the available dates and secure your spot today!
More Info > about First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 4 (In-Person)
First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 5 (In-Person)
June 27, 2024 - June 28, 2024
UNM Main Campus
To help you get acquainted with UNM, all incoming students complete an orientation program that provides them with the opportunity to learn about campus resources, make connections with faculty and staff, and register for courses.
Population: You're considered a 'First-Year' student if...
- You have never attended college; or
- You are a graduating high school student with college credit earned through a dual enrollment program (regardless of the number of college credits earned); or
- You have completed less than 24 college credit hours since graduating from high school or earning your GED.
Format: Considering this is your first experience at UNM within your post-secondary (University/College) education, you will be required to participate in a 2-day orientation program.
Sstudents will be able to choose to participate in either an NSO... In-Person! or NSO... To-Go! format.
Reservation is on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to review the available dates and secure your spot today!
More Info > about First-Year New Student Orientation: Session 5 (In-Person)
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